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Creating a Roster

Rosters are a great way to organize athletes on your Dashboard. Many users organize their athletes by season – “Football 2020”, class – “Fit Momma MWF”, or event – “Under Armour ATL 2019” (such as a camp or combine). The same athlete can be on multiple rosters, but still only requires one Roster Spot. Once […]

What are Dashr Roster Spots and AutoID Technology?

Dec 2024 Update – Roster Spots are no longer needed if you use the Dashr Player Profile app to connect with your athletes. They create a free account, you share your invite code, they connect with you – that easy! Learn more HERE. Once on your account, use the identification options detailed below to check […]

AutoID – Numeric Entry

Numeric entry a simple and affordable way to identify an athlete in the Dashr system. To do this you must purchase Roster Spots for your account – you will need one for each athlete you wish to test and record data for. Note that you get 10 free Roster Spots when you create your account. […]

What is the Dashr 2.0 timing system?

The Dashr timing system is operated with a mobile application, using your smartphone or tablet – Android (API 21 or newer) or iOS (version 10.0 or newer) compatible device (not included with the purchase of a Dashr system). It is because of this app we are able to price our systems so affordably, as we […]

Getting started with the Dashr 2.0 timing system.

Create a Dashr account through our Dashboard then download the Dashr App from your app store to your Android (API 21 or newer) or iOS (version 10.0 or newer) compatible device (not included with the purchase of a Dashr system). Once logged into the app, you will see tiles containing the classic timing drills that […]

What are Epley Advantage Index Reports?

Epley Advantage Index Reports include a Perfomance report called the Epley Advantage Performance Index or EAPI and a Strength report called the Epley Advantage Strength Index or EASI. These index reports are unique because they take into account the size of the athlete when giving a score of athleticism. The EAPI uses three metrics – […]